2. 5 2 9 3 4 7 6 8

4. To hang on/up

5. Available

6. Would you like to leave a message?

7. To contact

8. Conversation 1 : informal
Conversation 2 : formal

10. Voic

11. X X
Victor can’t come to the party because he is going to visit his grandparents. X X
Martin can’t come to the party because he is going to study for an important test.

13. could I speak to
I’m sorry, she is not available
Would you like to
Could you ask
Could I ask
Can you hold on
speaking.
could I speak to
available at the moment.
like to leave a message?
ask him to call me
Could I take
Could you please

14. Communication technology exhibition

15. To meet up

16. Robert is the sender
Eric is the receiver.
The is about the communication technology
exhibition in the science museum. Robert invites Eric to the exhibition.

17. Hi, Robert I’d really like to join you, but I don’t feel well
Hi, Robert I’d really like to join you, but I don’t feel well. I have a headache, and I feel tired. I guess I caught a cold yesterday. I’m going to rest all the weekend. Sorry again. Enjoy the exhibition. See you on Monday. Say hello to Jeff.
Take care
Eric

18. Technology store

20. It is about going to the technology stores exhibition.
Because I really like following the new technologies.
I’m going to go it next weekend.
I’m going to İstanbul,Beylikdüzü.
I need a camera to record the new technologies.

21. Abbreviations

22. To text a message

23. Approximately

24. To worry about sth.

25. Communicating

26. Face to face

27. X X X X X

28. Approximately 10 million a day Over 200 billion a day
SLM for “Selam.” MRB for “Merhaba.”KİB for “Kendine iyi bak.”
In 1999
Approximately 10 million a day
Over 200 billion a day
It means “Bye for now”.

29. To dial

30. To record

33. SECRET CODE
ALPHABET
SIGN LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
TEXT MESSAGE
LETTER
MESSAGE NOTE
POSTCARD

38. Barcelona dominated the match.

39. To receive a message

40. To socialize

41. To exchange messages

42. landline

44. Nearly7 in 10 teens say they don’t exchange messages through social networking sites.
Nearly 5 in 10 teens say they don’t make and receive voice calls on their mobile phones.
Nearly 3 in 10 teens say they don’t use text messaging to communicate with others.

45. Gadgets

46. Technical specifications

47. To translate

48. screen

49. Keyboard

50. To display

51. Touchscreen display

52. To pronounce

53. It has a 4.3 inch WQVGA screen, QWERTY keyboard and 8 GB of storage.
The Communicator RH-10
It has a 4.3 inch WQVGA screen, QWERTY keyboard and 8 GB of storage.
It translates from Turkish to English, French, German, Spanish and Italian, and between these languages.
It contains over 200,000 words for each language.
It recognizes your handwriting through its touchscreen display.
Yes, it does.

54. The Communicator RH-10 is a good and useful product
The Communicator RH-10 is a good and useful product. I’d like to have one because it’s very practical to use. It stores many words and pronounces the words and sentences. It’s a very technological device with its touch screen, and it can recognize your handwriting.

55. Prepared by Mehmet Faruk ÖZKIRKLAR